MyEclipse 2015 optimization skills
MyEclipse 2015 optimization tips the MyEclipse2015 optimization speed solution still mainly involves the following aspects: removing unnecessary modules, canceling redundant configurations, removing unnecessary checks, and disabling updates.
Step 1: Remove unnecessary modules
20% of a system's functions often meet 80% of the requirements, and MyEclipse is no exception. We only need 20% of the system functions in most cases, so we can disable loading and starting some unused modules. Open the Configuration window through Windows-Preferences, and select General --> Startup and Shutdown on the left. At this time, the module loaded at Eclipse Startup is displayed on the right, you can remove some modules according to your actual situation.
Choose Window> Preferences> General> Startup and Shutdown.
You can disable the following startup items:
JSF-assisted development plug-in
1) ICEfaces Integration for MyEclipse;
2) JSF Editor Preview Support for MyEclipse;
Delivery-related plug-ins
3) Delivery Runtime JRE
4) Delivery Package Runtime UI and other three
5) m2e Marketplace;
6) Mylyn Tasks UI and Mylyn Team UI;
Disable Automatic update
7) Equinox Provisioning Platform Automatic Update Support
Step 2: cancel the spelling check of MyEclipse
Spelling check will cause us a lot of trouble. Our method names will all be abbreviations of words, and MyEclipse will prompt errors, so we 'd better remove them. After all, we are not writing English articles.
Choose Window> Preferences> General> Editors> Text Editors> Spelling.
Disable Enable spellchecking.
Step 3: cancel the automatic verification project configuration file at MyEclipse startup
In general, we only need to verify the XML and JSF files, and Other verifications are basically useless.
Cancellation Method:
Choose Window> Preferences> MyEclipse> Validation.
Except XML and JSF, you can leave it unselected.
Click the Apply button. The Validation Settings Changed prompt is displayed.
You can unhook all Build parts.
Manual verification method:
On the file to be verified, right-click the file --> MyEclipse --> run validation; to achieve the same effect.
Step 4: Use JDK 8
Choose Window> Preferences> Java> Installed JREs.
Disable the built-in JDK 1.7 of MyEclipse and use the externally installed JDK 8.
Then, in Window --> Preferences --> Java --> Compiler
Select JDK compiler level 1.8 and click Apply.
Step 5: Disable Automatic Maven download
Choose Window> Preferences> MyEclipse> Maven4MyEclipse.
Deselect the Downloadrepository index updates on startup option and select JDK 8 as the Maven JDK.
Step 6: Change the default JSP Open Mode
After MyEclipse is installed, edit the JSP page to open the JSP editing page and preview the page, which is slow.
Choose Window> Preferences> General> Editors> File Associations.
Select the MyEclipseJSP Editor and click the Default button on the left.
Step 7: Change the file encoding
1) in the upper left corner of Window --> Preferences, enter encod
Select Workspace and change text encoding to UTF-8.
2) Window --> Preferences --> MyEclipse --> Files and Editors --> JSP, encoding is also changed to UTF-8.
This is roughly the case. MyEclipse 2015 is currently in use and may be revised later.